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Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s
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Posted by neblinc on May 30, 2007 at 05:20:34 from (24.123.122.114):

Well one is out and I think I will figure out how to sneak a press purchase into the shop. The other three won't budge at all. What are my options after I get these pistons out? I am confused by all the choices of engine kits on this site, flat head, stepped, with bearings, without. Am I right that I am to replace the sleeve and pistons and not reuse the old ones? The bearing surfaces look pretty good with no marks or scores on them, do I reuse them? Randy
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- Re: Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s Andy Motteberg 11:27:11 05/30/07
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- Re: Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s Tom Windsor 11:05:37 05/30/07
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- Re: Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s Mike CA 09:49:01 05/30/07
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- Re: Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s Nat 2 08:58:48 05/30/07
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- Re: Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s Tom Windsor 08:18:50 05/30/07
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- Re: Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s Tom Windsor 08:18:40 05/30/07
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- Re: Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s neblinc 05:57:02 05/30/07
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- Re: Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s El Toro 05:44:59 05/30/07
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- Re: Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s RustyFarmall 05:42:10 05/30/07
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- Re: Got 1 piston out, 3 to go and more ?'s Allan In NE 05:29:53 05/30/07
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